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Hickory Smoked Almonds? Maltodextrin, Smoke Flavour?

LyndaCanada

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Hi Everyone

In the last 5 days I've been eating Planters Hickory Smoked Almonds only to realize that I don't think these are gluten-free are they? I've had diarrhea since I started eating them.

Is Maltodextrin and Smoke flavoring the culprits? I found some information about them and it seemed a little iffy? Anyone know for sure?

Ughh, they were sooo good too but not good enough to make me sick!

Lynda

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Lynda, the maltodextrin is fine, it is likely the smoke flavor as many times that is not gluten-free. Call Planters and find out.

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I'd definitely check with the company to be sure. They are likely gluten free, from my understanding, though you might see a "processed in shared facilities" warning on the label as well. Regardless of the gluten status, there may be something else in there that doesn't sit well with your stomach.

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